Sunday, 18 September 2016

Jose Mourinho pointed the finger at the officials after Manchester United's defeat to Watford.

United were beaten for the third time in eight days at Vicarage Road following losses in the Manchester derby and then against Feyenoord.
United now six points behind early Premier League leaders Manchester City.

Jose Mourinho has lost three consecutive competitive games in a single season for the first time sine he was in charge of Porto in 2001-02.

After the clash, Mourinho claimed his side should have been avoided a free-kick in the build-up to the opener.

Mourinho told BT Sport after the game: "In the first half for about 25 to 30 minutes we didn't play well and that is something that we can control. We can improve, we can work on it.

"Then the refree and the linesman's mistake is not under my control. I can't do anything to improve it.

"In the second half we were much better. We got the equaliser and after that we were the team. Gomes makes a phenomenal save and the lucky moments again are not something we can control.

"We cannot control the refree, we cannot control the lucky moments. The only thing we can control is our individual and collective mistakes.

"I'm always concern when we don't get the result we want so that's an obvious situation.

"Our individual and collective performance is where we have to improve."